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Excellent movie. True to the book and well acted.
Javier Bardem was the most evil movie villan in recent memory. Scary because the character could be real.
The movie starts with the best actors and this actors Starring:Tommy Lee Jones, Javier Bardem, Josh Brolin, Woody Harrelson,... Kelly MacDonald keep the movie in attention movie was excellent because of its compelling story, and its overall idea, comment www.sexshop-romantic.ro online Full Review
Another success from the Coen brothers! One of the best movies from the Coen bro's. This movie was excellent because of its compelling story, and its... overall idea. The story of a man who stumbles apon a drug deal gone wrong. He takes the bag of cash, thinking about doing anything for his wife, but ends up suffering the consequences. I Wasn't a huge fan of the ending, ************ worked. Leaving the ending a mistery wasn't necessarly a problem, but still left some audiences upset. Full Review
I enjoyed the catch-me-if-you-can action between Brolin and Bardem. But the last 30 minutes insulted my (and your) intelligence. How in the world... id the two bad guys find Brolin in a Mexican hospital? How did Harrelson just happen to stop at the right place on the border and look through the fence to spot the bag? Why didn't Brolin tell his wife and mother about the danger they were in? Why did an old woman (probably prejudice) tell some slick looking mexican thugs her plans? With a mass murderer on the loose where were the police, FBI and Texas Rangers? (no roadblocks). Why didn't local police provide protection for brolin's wife? And finally, with this movie copying 'The Getaway' I feel Brolin and his wife should have made it to Mexico with the money...or...lost it to the bounty hunter who later dies....but they live on. The Coen brothers simply got lazy and lost their attention to detail late. Full Review
Critic Reviews
The Coens also understand the stark immediacy of this tale, and they visualize it with brilliantly judged details.Full Review
No Country for Old Men is purgatory for the squeamish and the easily spooked. For formalists -- those moviegoers sent into raptures by tight editing, nimble camera work and faultless sound design -- it's pure heaven.Full Review
Many of the scenes in No Country for Old Men are so flawlessly constructed that you want them to simply continue, and yet they create an emotional suction drawing you to the next scene. Another movie that made me feel that way was "Fargo." To make one such film is a miracle. Here is another.Full Review
The ultimate vision here is of a hard world in which civilization is the aberration, and the things we fear are always waiting for an excuse to make life normal again.Full Review
Feels positively Greek in its magnitude, a lament about fate, age, time and life.Full Review
